The Egyptian Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade has announced the continuation of its price reduction initiative in Giza, with 35 outlets offering discounted essential goods. These outlets include consumer complexes and "Jameeti" project outlets, ensuring that citizens in various areas have access to basic goods at reduced prices. The initiative aims to provide citizens with essential goods at affordable prices, alleviating their financial burdens.
The 35 outlets are distributed across Giza, with 9 outlets operated by the Nile Company for Consumer Complexes, located in areas such as Imbaba, Giza Square, Agouza, and others. Additionally, 26 outlets from the "Jameeti" project are spread across various regions and centers in Giza, including Kerdasah, El-Hawamdeya, and El-Wahat El-Bahriya.
The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade has assured that it will continue to supply the initiative with essential goods regularly, monitoring their availability at participating outlets to prevent shortages. This effort is part of the Ministry's commitment to providing citizens with affordable goods, as per the directives of Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, Dr. Sherif Farouk.
The Ministry's media center conducts regular field tours to monitor the initiative's progress, ensuring that goods are being supplied and are available to citizens. This move aims to guarantee a smooth and consistent supply of essential goods to citizens at discounted prices.
The price reduction initiative has seen significant interest from citizens, who are taking advantage of discounts of up to 25% on essential goods compared to market prices. This initiative is expected to alleviate financial burdens on citizens and provide them with basic goods at affordable prices.
The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade has emphasized its commitment to monitoring participating outlets and ensuring that goods are being supplied regularly and are available in required quantities. This effort aims to achieve the initiative's goals of providing citizens with essential goods at reduced prices and promoting market stability.
The initiative's success is attributed to the collaborative efforts of the Ministry, the Nile Company for Consumer Complexes, and the "Jameeti" project. By working together, these entities aim to provide citizens with affordable essential goods, promoting economic stability and supporting the well-being of Egyptian citizens.
Key points
- The initiative offers discounts of up to 25% on essential goods compared to market prices.
- 35 outlets are participating in the initiative, including 9 outlets operated by the Nile Company for Consumer Complexes.
- The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade is committed to monitoring the initiative's progress and ensuring a smooth supply of essential goods.
